As a senior foodie, Qu Nanyin believes that it is her responsibility to share the delicious food she has tasted with others. After graduating from college, she opened a snack shop online and put the delicacies she collected from childhood on the shelves through various channels. Thanks to Nanyin's unremitting efforts, after about half a year, the snack shop had a star mark. With the increase in customer flow and income, her parents, who had once been dissatisfied with her "living things off and relying on God", gradually began to agree with her lifestyle. Of course, everything has pros and cons. Ever since he opened a snack shop, he has had irregular eating and resting schedules and cannot control his food cravings. The end result is that our Nanyin child's body is inflating like a balloon.
What's even more irritating is that my childhood sweetheart, who grew up growing up, left his job as a good lawyer to open a dessert shop after graduation. Every month, Nanyin will send many new products from the store to Nanyin on the grounds of trying them out. Under the dual stimulation of self-feeding and feeding by others, the flesh and flesh on Nanyin's body became inseparable from her.
Many years later, Nanyin, who was already a family member, had the chance to ask Wen Yubai beside her why he often fed her various desserts at that time. The other party was silent for a moment, and then the words he said made Nanyin almost want to strangle him to death: "I'll feed you like a piglet, and you will only be mine." . . . . . It can only be said that some people are too deep-minded, but fate is something that cannot be stopped. There is a word called "destined"
Intention: Some love is premeditated, and it is also a kind of destiny